St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-22
THE COURT ROUTINE.
Numerous Gases on Which the
Mills of Justice Are Grinding.


Mills of Justice Are Grinding.
Congressman Thomas Wilson, of
Winona, and Gordon e. Cole, of Fari-
bault, were the belligerents in a legal
argument in Judge Nelson's court yes
terday in the old Barney land case
against the Winona d st. Peter Rail-
way company. The question was what
kind of a deed the company should give
to A. III. Barney. The lands are in
Southern Minnesota, from Winona west.
and are commonly known as the BAR
ney" lands. The company gave quit
claim deed of its fright, title and inter
est i'm the lands. The court has held
that it should have given a quit claim
deed of the land itself, and should have
covenanted against its own acts.
UNITED STATES JURORS.
Following is the venire for the United
States circuit court jury, which is to
convene Dec. ~:
Elias Gaalaas, Minneapolis; f. l..
barrow, Minneapolis; James King, st.
Paul; Charles E. Finch, Lake City;
James NJ. Brolu, Bird Island; Frank F.
Knowlton, Sank Rapids; John Janzen.
Mountain Lake; John S. Dilley, Lake
City; Fred Elwell, ZumbrOta; Seth NJ.
Hewitt, Minneapolis; John Berrisford,
Hamilton: Samuel Fox, Winona; j. b.
Salisbury, Litchfeld; William Dawson;
st. Paul; John Grief, Ottawa; Samuel
Schuler, Blue Earth City; John w.
Cowing, jackson: Thomas Kennedy,
CarrolIsville; W. W. Hays, Willmar;
w. T. Barley, Duluth; n. Nelson,
Luverne; Marcus Wing, Rockwell; l..
Coburn, Fulda; A. j. Conger. Mora;
Peter Geyerman, Hersey; L. Venake,
Cedar Mills; ]. N. Howard, Litchfield:
C. A. Gilman, Cosmos; Nils Miller.
Balaton; A. III. Allen, Red Wing; Will
lam Morris, Albert Lea; Thomas &.
Collins. Window; Thomas w. Forbes,
St. Paul; d. c. Davis, Bingham Lake;
John Kaercher, OrtOnville; s. +. Feeler,
EyOta.
TO-DAY'S CALENDAR CALL.
The call for to-day is: jury cases
NOyes Bros. & Cutler vs.. John Koans;
James II. Butterfield VS.. 1ngersoll q
Camden; Robert S. Hobbs Il Co. VS.. s.
NJ. Allen ct al; Walter Ii. Sanborn ct
al. VS.. John ID. Moran and Edmund l..
Poole, and Frank Z. Prior VS.. NJ. A.
Bigford and L. S. Cotton. Court cases
Frank E. Downie VS.. John A. Weide
and Barringer d Co.; Mark E. Bohrer
VS.. Patrick Joyce ct al; Henry j.. Han
son VS., Patrick Joyce ct al. and Nathan
Z. Solomon VS.. Peter B. Champagne.
LAWYERS LITTLE BRIEFS.
Twelve members of the grand jury
put in an appearance before Judge Kelly
Yesterday. The foreman, Mr.. Dean,
was absent. and as County Attorney
Egan informed the court there were no
important cases urging immediate con-
sideration, Judge Kelly adjourned the
grand jury until Dec. Il, at 10 a. IN.
A jury was waived and the case
of Moses Harris against Barnet Croft
and Isaac Abrahamson for Sl2, 39l.6S on
supreme court, Cook county, Ill,
Judgment rendered two years ago was
argued and taken by the court under
Amusement.
The suit of Ruth A. Ingalls, against
Contractors HenneSsy Bros, Agnew d
Cox for stone furnished for the Duluth
National bank building is now on trial
in Judge Kelly's court room. Mr.. Cox
says he has paid the bill and has a
receipt for it.
A verdict of S354.72 was found for
Rev. DIR. Nathaniel West by the jury in
his suit against the First Presbyterian
church. and stay for thirty days was
granted. DIR. Vests counsel thinks the
verdict is very small, and may ask for
new trial.
Suit has been commenced by Warren
d. Fox and John Wisdom against Hor-
ace =. Breed to recover Sl3,239.13 for
lumber sold to defendant May l and
Oct. Is, 1887, and the Manitoba Railway
company has been garnished.
A young East Seventh street bartend-
er named Henry Tholke was arrested
Yesterday for passing counterfeit 81
coin on an old German. he was taken
before Commissioner McCatferty and
held in $500 bonds.
In the suit of A. B. Chaplin & Co.
against Contractors Thomas Dwyer and
f. J. Amory, of the Duluth short line,
to recover on glycerine and dynamite
furni shed, the jury found a verdict OF
$1,571.75.
Judge Simons has granted DEGREES
of divorce in the cases of Mary Il. Cox
VS.. DR.. Joseph E. Cox, and Mary Chaplin
VS.. Clarence Chaplin. Mrs. Chaplin re-
sumes her maiden name of Mary SUIT
cliffe.
Oriental Division No. 500, of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
will give reception at A. o. U. w. hall,
East Seventh street, Thursday evening.
Verdict for defendant was directed
by the court in the suit of the st. Paul
Cement Pipe works against Daniel
Mullen and others.
The jury found verdict for defend
ant in the case of Frank Ford against
l.. T. Stensgaard for S195 for profess
Sional services.
Suit was commenced by G. GOtEian &
Co. against Martell d Proquette for
$799 for goods delivered.
Mahle & Sutmar sue NJ. HOule for
$142.41 on account.